EUDR Regulation
Strategic Management
EU Regulation 2023/1115 (EUDR) introduces new obligations for companies importing, exporting, or trading specific raw materials and products linked to deforestation.
Starting from December 30, 2025 (or dal June 30, 2026 for micro and small enterprises), compliance must be demonstrated through a due diligence statement.
In partnership with Grimaldi Alliance, an international law firm with over 70 offices worldwide, we offer an integrated service to support companies with EUDR compliance, combining legal, organizational, technological, and strategic expertise.
The ESG EUDR Regulation aims to reduce the social and environmental impact of European supply chains by preventing products linked to deforestation or forest degradation from entering the EU market.
Our approach is comprehensive, integrating:
Legal
- EU and non-EU regulatory compliance
- Review of commercial contracts
- EUDR authorized representation
Organization
- Required organizational changes
- Training and capacity building
Data
- Datasets and information supporting due diligence
- Integration with corporate systems and supply chain management
- Leveraging for reporting and communication
Processes
- Adjustment of internal processes
- Management systems and corporate policies
- Monitoring and continuous improvement
Risks
- EUDR risk assessment and management
- Mitigation measures
- Integration with corporate risk management systems
Operational phases of the service
Analysis of the company, products, and supply chain. Identification of EUDR obligations and compliance plan.
Preparation of the system, data collection, and risk assessment.
Definition of corrective measures and revision of supplier contracts.
Drafting and submission of the due diligence statement.
Periodic system review, regulatory updates, and ongoing support.
